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    critical flaw in his ability to address conflict and problems. Holden’s red hunting hat serves to show his desire to be seen as different from everyone else, as well as his hesitation to be so drastically separate from society. Holden’s intentional alienation is an adverse self defense mechanism that is preventing him from leading a stable life and addressing conflicts, and introduces an internal conflict represented by his red hunting hat. Holden uses alienation as a form of protection from…

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    old bathrobe frequently, so she would appear wearing it whenever she is seen in nighttime apparel. Her hair would be up in iron curlers during scenes that she is in her night wear. Her boisterous hats are…

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    What is a foul weather gear and why you need it? Description: Foul weather gear is the must-have item when you set out for some adventurous activity. It must keep you warm and comfortable. There must not be any water penetration. Can you hear the winds howling and the rain blasting by in horizontal downpour? When the wind is sharp, the sky is grey and the spray is chilled as an ice, all you need is foul weather gear to sail comfortably in the winter weather. Sailing in winter becomes a pleasure…

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    corsets, thirdly through ruffles and lastly through hats In 1911, the…

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    Hats In The 1920's

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    1920’s, men’s hats were usually worn depending on their class. Upper class citizens usually wore a top hat or a Hamburg hat (“1920 in western Fashion”). The Cloche hat were being worn by women to tea dances, even in the street, and also at lunch parties and in their own homes (Herald 30). Hats with large crowns accommodated long hair and were worn low above the eyebrows (Herald 3).Working-class men wore a standard news boy cap or a hat cap (“1920 in western Fashion”).These are the kind of hats…

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    and the signs of depression, focusing on his overall progression and development throughout the book. With the three most important symbols that he shows of his sadness and depression from the red hunting hat, the ducks in the pond, to the museum of natural history. Holden talks about a red hunting hat which is a symbol or mark of his individuality and uniqueness. It shows his desires and how he is different from everyone else. He said he had bought…

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    In the poem, “The Red Hat”, by author Rachel Hadas, he describes the emotional endeavor that a parent undergoes when it is time to let their child become their own person. The poem to me symbolizes the meaning of growing up and finding our own path. The process of breaking the child-parent bond is important to the growth and personal finding of a child. The author expresses the emotional battle of letting her son walk alone to school in the quote, “parallel paths part; he goes alone from there”…

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    The red hunting is seen as a symbol of protection towards Holden.’’I was sort of crying. I don’t know why. I put on my red hunting hat on and turned the peak around the back, the way I liked it, and then I yelled at the top my goddamn lungs,’’ is a quote from chapter seven and it shows how the hat protects him from the darkness and phonies of the real-life world. Holden feels as if the hat is a sort of armor and he becomes indomitable when he wears…

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    Creative Writing: Birdie

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    They were fiery gold and red lilies and dusky roses, which the man waved under the nose of all the nearest ladies with a charming grin. “Lilies for a Lily?” he called in a strange accent, and no one spoke up. “Not a single Lily? A Rose, perhaps?” he asked forlornly. His voice was smooth and intoxicating. “What about...” he stuffed the flowers back into the hat, then pulled out a dove, which hooted and ruffled its feathers. “A bird?” Birdie…

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    goes back to his childhood. One of the things that Salinger uses as a symbol in this book is a red hunting hat that Holden carries around with him all the time. Holden has had this hat since his childhood, and when he offers to give it to Phoebe it`s a big deal. “ Then I took my hunting hat out of my pocket and gave it to her” (Salinger 180) “ This is a big deal for Holden, because since he`s had this hat since he was a child, this obviously means a lot to him. So I believe that giving it to…

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